No. 1-10 of 41 Books
A A-Z of Sports Cars
More than 850 firm built sports cars between 1945 and 1990. They came from every corner of the world. Not just the obvious places such
as Britain, the USA, Italy, Germany, France and Japan, or the likely places like Switzerland, Scandinavia, Spain and Australia, but from
some unlikely places too, including Brazil, Uruguay, Egypt, the Philippines and Israel.
This was a period in which the sports car evolved from MG TC to Ferrarri F40. Throughout, there was a sports car for every taste, for the
fresh-air fanatic of modest means as well as the rich man in a hurry. In this book the cars of great marques like Ferrari, MG and Jaguar are
described and assessed alongside the creations of one-man bands and kit-car makers, landmark designs alongside the projects which limped
from crisis to oblivion.
More than 1000 photographs in black-and-white and color illustrate the extraordinary variety of sports cars that have been offered to the
public. Enthusiasts will recognize many, but some they will be seeing for the first time. If sports cars are your enthusiasm, and if you seek
full encyclopedic coverage of this period, then this book is for you.
A-Z of Formula Racing Cars: 1945-1990
American Grand Prix Racing: A Century of Drivers and Cars
American Sports Car Racing in the 1950s
American Stock Car Racers
In the style of Konemann's Formula 1: Portraits of the 60s, this book profiles NASCAR legends such as moonshiner-turned champion Junior Johnson; sly mechanical genius Smokey Yunick; hard-nosed yet soft-hearted champion Dale Earnhardt; and pioneer Fireball Roberts. Historical perspectives and insights set this book apart from other books on this colorful, fast-paced sport. 300 photos, 100 in color.
American Zoom : Stock Car Racing-from the Dirt Tracks to Daytona
The acclaimed author of Balls and Personal Fouls now offers a celebration of NASCAR and the history of stock car racing, tracing the evolution of the sport from the days when good ol' boys souped up their Chevys to run moonshine to today's multimillion-dollar Winston Cup circuit. Photos.
Anatomy and Development of the Top Fuel Dragster, The
Anatomy and Development of the Top Fuel Dragster, The reveals the inner workings of drag racing's premier
class. The history of Top Fuel dragsters is traced through the cars and career of "Big Daddy" Don Garits, the sport's most successful
and innovative driver and builder. More than 200 black-and-white photos show the cars in detail, from their massive connecting rods
to the stretched-out chassis.
Autocourse 1998-99
The world's leading Formula 1 annual, now in its 48th season, brings full-color coverage of the 1998 season, with detailed results and
driver and team profiles. 275+ color photos.
Autocourse Cart 1998-99: Official Champ Car Yearbook 1998-99
Behind the Scenes of NASCAR Racing
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